T-Bird suitable for gmail from multiple devices?

[Eddie G. O'Connor Jr.]

On 01/13/2013 12:11 PM, ubuntu-users-request at lists.ubuntu.com wrote:
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As far as I can tell there's no difference in the mail I see on my 
laptops, as opposed to what I see on my desktop. When I open/read/delete 
a message in my GMail on one machine, it shows me the same thing on any 
of my other computers. But I  IMAP all my accounts, (and I have quite a 
few: 1GMail - 2Yahoo - 1AOL - 1Hotmail/MSN - and 1Mail.com account) All 
of them act the "same" in that if I go to a web-interface and manipulate 
any message it reflects it in the Thunderbird app. Originally a few 
people had advised me to use Evolution as an e-mail client, but I prefer 
TB. I would say, if you really want to use it, go ahead, and try it out, 
if your mail is on the GMail server there's no real danger of breaking 
anything.

HTH

EGO II
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